United Thread - 2023/24

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Metal Biker said:
Which is precisely why I am so furious about Saturday. It's not that we lost the FA Cup, its that we lost it to THEM and we know how insufferable they are when they beat us and more if silverware is on the line.

Look how they were when they won in the Community Shield; they acted like they'd lifted the title. Haven't heard a peep out of my Raggy Brother-in-law for 6 years about City and United (aside the usual "football is fucked" "it's a rich mans plaything" "oil money" etc) but boy howdy was he giving it the billy big bollocks at the weekend, and worse he's dragging his 12 year old son into the fray, who during the last derby was saying he hated United and was giving up on them.

Rags are a nasty, detestable, cultish bunch of antisocial knobheads and any ounce of success pipes them back up again. That is why I am so angry about the result, it was our chance to put them in their box for another year, because they don't care about 4-in-a-row, they care about any success they can gleam over us.
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I said to my pal on saturday, it winds me up because i know it doesnt mean as much to the players as it does to us

The lack of self awareness from the cunts tickle me.

“Has the internet gone in Stockport?”

Fuck me andy from cheadle sk8 who now lives in north wales, i thought it had been down for 5 years in wales!!
 
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Personally, as a blue, I would sooner the rags sacked Ten Haag. The longer he stays the more settled it will become, the more of the knobs in the squad he will get rid of, and they will improve. If they sack him, it is back to square one again and the chaos will continue. Touch wood, the decision was already made before Saturday and they get rid, prompting another circus.
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His philosophy football wise is great for a cup team not for a league campaign!
 
waspish said:
His philosophy football wise is great for a cup team not for a league campaign!
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I wouldn’t disagree with that. But, as we showed over a prolonged period, constantly changing managers is not a recipe for success, stability is. And I don’t want them winning anything, cups included.
 
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Personally, as a blue, I would sooner the rags sacked Ten Haag. The longer he stays the more settled it will become, the more of the knobs in the squad he will get rid of, and they will improve. If they sack him, it is back to square one again and the chaos will continue. Touch wood, the decision was already made before Saturday and they get rid, prompting another circus.
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How’s him staying there improving them? He’s taken them backwards from where they are last year. On identifying players he only seems to go after players he’s worked with previously, has any signing he has made actually worked?

Look at his man management skills, he destroyed and humiliated Sancho. He’s gone out on loan and is in the champions league final next week.

Tactics he wants possession football but can’t play it and gets turned over by lesser teams attempting it. He can’t go out and play teams like City and Liverpool off the park so resorts to two banks of five and hoofing it long. Might win the odd game but if you look at the table over 38 games they are nowhere after once again spending lots of money.
 
ancoats said:
I see Mr clean, Greenwood has sneaked back into United and hopes to be part of the squad for the new season

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Mason Greenwood returns to Manchester United with emotional statement

Man United winger Mason Greenwood's loan spell at La Liga club Getafe has come to an end following their 2-1 defeat to Mallorca
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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To build a good squad you have to have two players of similar ability and skill sets in each position. Probably why him and Antony stink out the swamp.
 
Everything you say there is valid. I don’t think he is a great manager. It is simply about stability against instability. All the talk since Saturday has been about whether or not he gets sacked, more than the victory itself. If they announce he is staying, it will settle down and he will be the cup winning manager. If he goes, it is yet another new start, another managerial gamble, and more chaos. That is why I want them to sack him.
 
Metal Biker said:
Which is precisely why I am so furious about Saturday. It's not that we lost the FA Cup, its that we lost it to THEM and we know how insufferable they are when they beat us and more if silverware is on the line.

Look how they were when they won in the Community Shield; they acted like they'd lifted the title. Haven't heard a peep out of my Raggy Brother-in-law for 6 years about City and United (aside the usual "football is fucked" "it's a rich mans plaything" "oil money" etc) but boy howdy was he giving it the billy big bollocks at the weekend, and worse he's dragging his 12 year old son into the fray, who during the last derby was saying he hated United and was giving up on them.

Rags are a nasty, detestable, cultish bunch of antisocial knobheads and any ounce of success pipes them back up again. That is why I am so angry about the result, it was our chance to put them in their box for another year, because they don't care about 4-in-a-row, they care about any success they can gleam over us.
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I am now over it. That final had more riding on it for them than City and losing to them lot isn't that rare occurance. I would be furious if we ended up not winning the league and still turned out that first half performance.
 
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